First of all, sorry for my English. Any correction is well received. Well, after Codemotion Friday’s session Saturday came where I faced with great enthusiasm my talk alone: “Scrum Wars: Gutting Scrum (utopias and realities)”. My talk: “Scrum Wars: Gutting Scrum (utopias and realities)” Long ago I had in mind a talk in which show the problems, the impediments and obstacles that arise when implementing or using Scrum. And knowing that we do not live...

First of all, sorry for my English. Any correction is well received. In last November, specifically on Friday 27 and Saturday 28, it took place in Madrid the fourth edition of Codemotion. Codemotion is an event that could be defined as multi-language and multi-platform, that gathers many communities. In numbers, as advertised on their website: + 1900 attendants. The more massive IT event in Spain. + 30 communities involved. 130 talks and workshops. In the...

First of all, sorry for my English. Any correction is well received. On Thursday October 22, 2015 was the first edition of the day Peopleware Agile Management. I was pleased to have been chosen as one of the speakers at the first edition, the day was dedicated to anyone who (and I quote from what the organization said): “Manage” or coordinates software teams, leading his/her people to take their full potential, be motivated, and overcome...

First of all, sorry for my English. Any correction is well received. The hashtags with the format #NoX (#NoEstimates, #NoProjects, etc.) are trendy and are mainly used in order to grab attention and create controversy. It is quite clear that talk negatively about anything generates more debate and controversy than speak well but, why do we reach the point of denying a X practice? There are two main reasons that lead us to demonize something:...

First of all, sorry for my English. Any correction is well received. Continuous Integration, Continuous Delivery, Continuous Deployment… ¡Continuous Everything! A sumun in agility could be: minimize as much as possible the time between the birth of a task, such as developing a new functionality, and the availability of this functionality in a production environment. But getting to that point is important to have traveled a path that will lead us in a natural way...